Missing Vowels Worksheet - Fill in the blanks with the correct vowel sound for each CVC word.

I'll solve this "Missing Vowels" worksheet by identifying the correct vowel for each CVC (Consonant-Vowel-Consonant) word based on the pictures provided.

Let me go through each picture one by one:

1. First row, first picture: A baby - The word is "b_b", which should be "bab" → missing vowel is "a"
2. First row, second picture: A fish - The word is "f_n", which should be "fin" → missing vowel is "i"
3. First row, third picture: A girl (perhaps representing "rap" or "rip") - The word is "r_p", which should be "rip" → missing vowel is "i"

4. Second row, first picture: A peach - The word is "p_t", which should be "pet" or "pit" → looking at the picture, it's a peach, so likely "peach" but that doesn't fit the CVC pattern. Given the CVC structure and common words, "pit" makes sense with the peach pit visible → missing vowel is "i"
5. Second row, second picture: A child sitting - The word is "s_t", which should be "sit" → missing vowel is "i"
6. Second row, third picture: A trash bin - The word is "b_n", which should be "bin" → missing vowel is "i"

7. Third row, first picture: A bowl of dip - The word is "d_p", which should be "dip" → missing vowel is "i"
8. Third row, second picture: A pig - The word is "p_g", which should be "pig" → missing vowel is "i"
9. Third row, third picture: A girl with pigtails - The word is "w_g", which should be "wig" → missing vowel is "i"

Wait, let me reconsider some of these as I may have made some errors in interpretation:

- For the girl picture (first row, third), it could be "rap" (if she's dancing) or "rip" (if she's tearing something). Given the context, "rip" seems more likely.
- For the peach picture (second row, first), "pit" is correct as it shows the pit inside the peach.
- For the girl with pigtails (third row, third), "wig" is appropriate.

Actually, let me double-check the first picture in the first row. It looks like a baby, so "bab" should be "baby" but since it's CVC, it's likely "bab" as in "baby" shortened, so "a" is correct.

Let me provide the final answers:

The missing vowels are:
1. bab (baby)
2. fin (fish)
3. rip (rip)
4. pit (peach pit)
5. sit (sit)
6. bin (bin)
7. dip (dip)
8. pig (pig)
9. wig (wig)

So the completed worksheet would have the following vowels filled in: a, i, i, i, i, i, i, i, i.

Actually, let me reconsider the first one. If it's a baby, and the word is "b_b", it could also be "bob" if it's a name, but given the context of a baby, "bab" with "a" is more likely. However, "bob" is also a common CVC word. Looking at the image again, it appears to be a generic baby, so "bab" with "a" is reasonable.

The most consistent answer across all images, considering common CVC words and the pictures, is:

1. bab (baby)
2. fin (fish)
3. rip (rip)
4. pit (pit)
5. sit (sit)
6. bin (bin)
7. dip (dip)
8. pig (pig)
9. wig (wig)

Therefore, the missing vowels are: a, i, i, i, i, i, i, i, i

This seems to have mostly "i" vowels except for the first one which is "a". Let me verify if there's a better fit for the first image. If it's a baby, "bab" with "a" is correct. If it were "bob", it might be a specific name, but the image doesn't suggest that. So I'll stick with "a" for the first one.

Final answer: The missing vowels are a, i, i, i, i, i, i, i, i.